Influence of chlorella on hematological parameters and metabolism of rhesus monkeys

¹ Federal state budgetary institution Research Institute of Medical Primatology, 354376, Mira str., 177, Sochi, Russia
² All-Russian Research institute of lupine - branch of the NSC “All-Russian Research Institute of fodder named after V.R. Williams”, 241524, Berezovaya str., 2, Michurinsky village, Bryansk district, Bryansk region, Russia
³ Ural State Agrarian University, 620075, Karl Liebknecht str., 42, Yekaterinburg, Russia
⁴ South Ural State Agrarian University, 454080, Lenin Avenue, 76, Chelyabinsk, Russia

^* Corresponding author: nv.1000@bk.ru

Abstract

In our experiment, we studied the possibility of including dry chlorella in primate feeding structures of the diet. In order to replace high-nutritional protein feed of plant and animal origin. Along with dry chlorella, the effect of chlorella suspension, as a dietary supplement, on the primate organism has been studied. For experiments with dry chlorella, the primate feeding ration was changed. In the structure of the diet of dry chlorella feeding was subjected to substitution: dry milk by 90%, egg powder by 9%. Whereas chlorella emulsion with a cell density in the culture fluid of 55-60 million / cm3 rhesus monkeys was obtained with drinking water. At the rate of 2.8 ml / kg body weight per day and complete feed (CF), as in the control group. The data obtained macaca mulatta of the experiment indicate that the inclusion of chlorella in the structure of rations of primates, both dry and with culture liquid, contributes to a better digestibility of feed nutrients. Significantly increases the level of metabolism in the body of primates of the experimental groups. And the results of hematological studies indicate an increase in the natural resistance of the organism.